James Armstrong is an accomplished American blues singer, songwriter, and guitarist hailing from Los Angeles, California. With a career spanning over three decades, he has established himself as a distinguished artist in the blues genre, known for his compelling storytelling and adept use of the guitar. Born into a musical family, Armstrong was exposed to a rich tapestry of sounds, ranging from jazz to rock, which influenced his versatile approach to blues music.

Throughout his musical journey, Armstrong has faced adversity, including a significant injury in the 90s which threatened his guitar playing career. Nevertheless, he persevered, adapting his style and showcasing his resilience. This strength is displayed in his deep discography, which includes notable albums such as "Blues Been Good to Me," his reflective piece celebrating the genre that shaped him, and "Guitar Angels," paying homage to his connection with the instrument. His album "Blues At The Border" tackles contemporary issues, offering a mix of personal and socially aware lyrics. Armstrong's music resonates with authenticity and emotional depth, earning him a loyal fan base and respect among his peers in the blues community.